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This is the Pack a Day podcast.

It's Tuesday.

It's January 27th. That's the first kind of offseason-ish part of the Pack of Day podcast.

Green Bay has been in the off-season for a while. There's one game left. It's Super Bowl Sunday.

It's a rematch of Super Bowl 49. The New England Patriots against the Seattle Seahawks.

The last time these two teams met, Tom Brady and company, walked away with a 2824 victory on a interception from Malcolm Butler at a place where a lot of people still are adamant.

Marshawn Lynch should have gotten the football on the goal line.

He did not.

So the Patriots won.

And the forever rabbit's foot attached to a horseshoe stuck up Tom Brady's hind end is always there. So good for them on that front. Congratulations to those two teams. I'm your host tonight. I'm Jacob Westendorf. I'm joined by Jacob Morley. And as we record here on January 26th, January 26th is an important day

in Green Bay Packers history. Jacob Morley, what is today the anniversary of?

I don't know, fourth and 26th. I said an important one. Not a bad one. It is Super Bowl 31.

Packers Patriots, Desmond Howard returns to kick 99 yards for a touchdown. And Brett Fav runs around the stadium with a helmet above his head. I'm looking at the picture of it right now that I have in my basement. And as I put it is, that is the moment an entire generation of Packer fans were born. That is one of the first moments I remember as a Packers fan. Jacob, you're a little bit older than I am. Not by too much, but you're probably a little older. It's where you may remember that a smidge better than I do. What's your memory from Super Bowl 31? Yeah, that. I remember, yeah, I remember the helmet offrunner. I remember I like the Packers. Like, I thought they were, like, a cool team. I was just kind of, what have been, what?

I was like eight years old, seven or eight.

And so I was like just kind of starting to get into football.

And my dad was a Vikings fan.

And so gross.

I was kind of, you know, teetering on the fence there,

but not really knowing any better.

And thank God that I went the right path.

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